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is hurting him electorally back home, facing an election this year. he said in his speech, look, hamas can't do another october 7th, it is now time to end it. he made a point of saying this is an israeli deal, but those two gentlemen, messrs smotrich and ben—gvir, have come out and said they will not support this and they will withdraw support from the government if it goes ahead, and that means there will be an election which netanyahu is likely to lose. and that's a difficult thing for him. why is this going on? partly because of netanyahu's governing style. he tends to juggle things. he tends to play off friends, enemies, allies against each other. he doesn't like to make hard decisions. but now he's being forced to make this decision becausejoe biden is saying this is an israeli offer, and if hamas accepts it, it's got to go ahead.
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days before the rnc. >> that's part of the game. >> it is. some have suggested you can appeal straight to the supreme court because of the special nature of this case. when it comes to the legal maze that you are still facing and the judge could decide to say hey, house arrest, or even jail. how do you face what that could look like? >> i'm okay with it. i saw one of my lawyers the other day on television saying oh no, you don't want to do that to the president. don't beg for anything. just the way it is. think of it. they have all my books. they went to -- four five years they sued me getting my tax returns, right? at the end of five years, they got them. the supreme court actually gave it to them. that was the end of it. that was it. they never found anything. >> rachel: some of your supporters have said well, the only way to stop this is mutually assured destruction. if you do it to us, we're going to do it to you. you said no my revenge is going to be success for america. you've just had this verdict. do you still feel the same? what's your thoughts on that? >> it's a really tough question
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a legacy that rob left and the life fulfilled. preparations for this summer's european championship start today for both scotland and england. tonight, scotland take on gibraltar in the first of two warm up games. steve clarke's side kick off the tournament against hosts germany injust 11 days' time. jane lewis is there for us. with the euros less than two weeks away, scotland have come to portugal for their penultimate warm—up match. this evening they take on gibraltar, a side ranked 164 places below them in the world rankings. so with that in mind, scotland head coach steve clarke will use tonight's game to give some game time to some players. he'll of course still be after a morale—boosting win. for me, it's just a chance for some minutes on the pitch for some players, maybe a slightly unfamiliar line—up in terms of people starting the game. still got one or two, not injury doubts, but people coming back from a longer—term injury. so we're careful to manage minutes and it's one of them.
in a nation of such entrenched machismo, what claudia sheinbaum has achieved here is no small feat. other women have tried and failed, but her offer of continuity with the governing party's social policies, which have pulled millions from poverty, have proved hugely popular with the electorate. her critics, in particular, her opponent in this vote, xochitl galvez, are left deeply frustrated, especially by the huge margin of victory. they say her mentor, president andres manuel lopez obrador, is a populist and an authoritarian and that ms sheinbaum will govern as his puppet, something she denies. this election has been historic for all the wrong reasons, too. it's been mexico's most violent campaign in living memory, with dozens of candidates threatened and murdered. one of them was the candidate for mayor of coyuca de benitez, alfredo cabrera, shot in the back of the head by a gunman at his closing rally.
permits, have had to go through the very process that hunter biden did when he filled out that form, which is kind of the central charge in this case. and at the same time we see lots of families that have struggled -- that have family members who have struggled with addiction. one woman i was really struck by, she got very emotional. she says i don't look down on others who have gone through this. it's a disease. we're going to see kind of two opposing major political themes in american life that, even though they aren't central to the facts of this case, are going to really influence how this group of ordinary people from delaware are going to consider this case. >> so, mike, there's going to be some things that may come out in this trial that the biden family or any family would prefer to keep quiet, right? obviously we've talked about the drug addiction. but two of the expected witnesses will be hunter biden's
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by the opportunity to join one of the biggest clubs in the world. the 44—year—old is chelsea's sixth managerial appointment in five years. leicester have said they're disappointed maresca has decided to leave given that he'd steered them back to the top flight. spanish football journalist guillem balague has been explaining why chelsea went for their new man. somebody that's got the energy to actually keep improving chelsea and take them to the top four again. all of that comes on the basis of two things. what they saw that he done at leicester city and number two, the interview was very impressive. i think some people walk into the interview feeling that, yeah, we will see, a championship manager, not a lot of experience, came out of it thinking he has to be him. england are among the teams in internationalfriendly action on monday ahead of this month's european championship in germany. it's approaching half—time in their match in newcastle against bosnia & herzegovina. england face iceland at wembley on friday, will theirfinal game before the euros start.
woman who said that she officially joined the resistance after donald trump took office in 2017. and she didn't think that she could be 100%. fair either but i do want to be clear most of the people that have been brought in have said that they think they can judge this case on the facts and the facts alone brianna, really interesting. okay. so like i said, this is moving pretty quickly. it sounds like we just learned opening statements are expected tomorrow tell us about how this is going to go yeah. >> the judge here, maryellen noreika, she kept things moving briskly today. they did not take a lunch break until like a 1:45 p.m. but because of that steadfast commitment meant to moving this process along, we're almost done, which means probably opening statements tomorrow morning. >> the prosecutors think that this case may only last for five days. >> they have told the jury to be prepared to serve for